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A German restaurant in Kreuzberg with seating outdoors.
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A German restaurant in Kreuzberg with seating outdoors.
A café in Oberschöneweide with outdoor seating, a simple place for coffee outside.
A Neukölln café known for its cake, with vegan and vegetarian options and smoking allowed only outside.
A café in Steglitz open during the day, a plain place for coffee.
A café in Hellersdorf, a plain place for coffee.
An ice cream parlour in Reinickendorf, a simple stop for a treat together.
A neighbourhood pub in Lankwitz with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed on the premises.
A late-night pub in Charlottenburg, a plain place for a drink together.
A bar in Wilmersdorf with outdoor seating, open late into the night most days of the week.
A neighbourhood pub in Halensee, a quiet local spot for a drink.
An evening bar in Kreuzberg open until 2am, with outdoor seating and smoking allowed.
A theatre in Neukölln hosting productions.
A museum in Niederschönhausen named after the Pankow rulers, a nod to the GDR government seat in this district.
A sit-down restaurant in Wilmersdorf.
German cooking in a Marzahn restaurant that opens early in the morning and serves until evening.
A neighbourhood pub in Friedrichshain with outdoor tables, where smoking is allowed.
A bar on Nollendorfstraße in Schöneberg, one of the neighbourhood's drinking spots.
A brewhouse restaurant pouring beer from Hofbräuhaus Traunstein, with daily cask taps. The menu leans on German and Berlin dishes from Bavarian and Brandenburg producers, and a central decorative diesel engine anchors the two-floor hall.
A garden in Gesundbrunnen, a green space to stroll or sit in.
A neighbourhood bar in Kreuzberg with seats outside.
An ice-cream café in Neukölln, a simple stop for a scoop together.
A Kreuzberg café open in the evenings from four, with outdoor seats and a smoke-free indoor space.